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i run a series of queries each night that look for:
customer order lines for parts w/o std cost
open PO lines parts w/o std cost
open shop orders for parts w/o std cost
inventory transactions for parts w/o std cost
parts with an inventory balance w/0 std cost

it's not exactly the same, but it is much easier to run the queries
than to modify BPCS code.

chick doe
barton instrument systems

>>> stagis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 06/12/03 06:24AM >>>
BPCS 4.05CD

I've been presented with an absolute requirement by my general manager.
 NO
order entry unless an item has a standard cost.  We generate a few new
item
numbers every day and customer service is under the gun to get orders
entered, production control has to get shop orders going, etc.....

I can do SFC500 with no problem.  ORD500 and PUR500 are separate
issues.
Does anybody have any code in place or good ideas?

Thanks in advance

Rob
Systems Analyst and Company Scapegoat

-----Original Message-----
From: bpcs-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:bpcs-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On 
Behalf Of DeeDee Virgei
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 8:15 AM
To: 'SSA's BPCS ERP System'
Subject: FW: Newbie to BPCS


Sorry about my delayed response (see below); we were having trouble w/
our
email server yesterday, so I will attempt to send it again.  I also
apologize a head of time if you receive it more than once...

Quick question for Srikanth.  Do you need to make your chose in the
next few
days? Or do you only have a few days to map this whole project out?

DeeDee Virgei
Nelson Stud Welding, Inc.
7900 West Ridge Rd
Elyria, OH 44036

-----Original Message-----
From:   DeeDee Virgei
Sent:   Wednesday, June 11, 2003 1:37 PM
To:     'SSA's BPCS ERP System'
Subject:        RE: Newbie to BPCS

Welcome!
FYI, we are thinking about applying your option 1 or 2 to  consolidate
apps.
w/ a company we own overseas; they are currently on BRAIN (another ERP
solution).
1.      We would use LPAR running BPCS under one partition and BRAIN
under
another; cutting our AS/400 cost in half (by leasing and maintaining
one,
instead of two, AS/400)
2.      Bringing them on board w/ BPCS under a separate Facility and
Company; this would eliminate cost associated w/ BRAIN along w/ cutting
the
AS/400 cost in half.  Also, this would give us better visibility to
each
others data (we already have BPCS setup in German).  However, needless
to
say,  this w/b an extremely large project...

We really haven't considered option 3; granted cost may be saved on
hardware, but I've been told-by SSA-that the windows version of BPCS is
for
Clients w/ a very small user base (I believe around 12, although this
may
have changed).  Unix may not be a bad choice, but around 90 percent of
BPCS
users run off the AS/400.
I believe we were on 4.0.05 before we went to 4.05CD; it wasn't that
drastic
of an upgrade; however, if you're going to go thru the hassle of an
upgrade
(apply customized code and all), you might as well upgrade to the
latest
stable release (or at least research this option)...
Best wishes,

DeeDee Virgei
Nelson Stud Welding, Inc.
7900 West Ridge Rd
Elyria, OH 44036

-----Original Message-----
From:   srikanth seshadri [mailto:srikanth_seshadri@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent:   Wednesday, June 11, 2003 5:15 AM
To:     BPCS-List
Subject:        Newbie to BPCS

Dear All,
Greetings. I am basically newbie to BPCS and AS/400
environment. I need to find out a place where I can
understand the architecture of BPCS on AS/400. Would
you be able to suggest a best web site or a book that
is good for a starter like me.

I also have a requirement given by my manager where I
need to plan for system consolidation in the next few
days. We have 3 different BPCS environment with
versions 3.7, 4.0.0.5 and 4.5CD running on AS/400
platform at 3 different locations. I have been asked
to look into the following consolidation options:
1.      Consolidate 3 BPCS instances running in 3 boxes into one single
box
running AS/400 but still BPCS running as 3 separate versions.
2.      Consolidate 3 different versions of BPCS instances in to 1
single
version BPCS instance based on the highest versions available in the
location.
3.      Migrate all 3 instances from AS/400 to Unix/Windows
platforms.
I would appreciate if you can share with me on your
professional expertise on the above options in terms
of costs vs benefits vs risks.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Srikanth


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